Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-09-18
BFLLAIRE.

| T" u' 1lhlui q SCuOol lciChSI, Is lSGONSi-
ing from a spell of sickness.
The Elysian Opera House opened last
night with good crowd in attendance.
The work of rebuilding the First Pres
byterian Church has commenced.
Bellaire always carries home base ball
honors when shaRoes to Barnesville.
The Bellaire Stamping Company will
put in new machinery in the new part of
the factory.
Mr.. Carter is now Secretary and Treas
uTer of the nail works.
w. c. Rankin is head book-k eeper for
the Lantern Globe Company.
The nail works have had no use for the
new warehouse that it built, as yet.
Dancing societies are already being
formed for the winter months.
The Mayors court presented nothing
new last week.
The street fair is booming. Our mer-
chants are offering liberal premiums. Even
the ladies are taking hand in the affair.
Henry Camp Lodge, of Good Templars is
in flOurishing condition.
A true Reformer is man who is fnan-
cially square with all the world. A man
may be apparently devout church mem.
Der but he is not a Christian if he does
not pay his honest debts, If he can. To
keep Il creditor out of bill is Just the
same as stealing that much money from
| him.
The Hebrews will hold service in Druid
Hall this evening.
Miss Maud Gilleland, of Allegheny, is
visiting friends in this city.
The marriage of Mr.. DOugherty, of
Stcubenvillc, to Miss Jessie Sharp will &C.
cur the 22d.
The Democratic convention will be held
on Tuesday. Let there be good turnout
OF the Democrats in the city.
We are informed that the item in last
Sundays REGISTER regarding certain
ProhibitiOnist of Powhatan, is an untruth,
and was manufactured by personal enc
mics of said Prohbiti0nist for the pur-
pose of ipjuring him. The latter showed
us letter from a friend, the contents of
which fully indicated the accused party.
In other words the letter showed that the
PrOhibtionist was sober on the day report
had him under the influence of liquor.
Several attendants at the Nj. +. Church
Conference returned home last night. The
rest will arrive tomorrow.
Dr.. NJ. ID. Reasoner has moved into the
room over Vim. Ayres' store aud will open
dentistry.
The fellow that blows the whistle about
the blast furnace that sounds like fire
alarm should be told to stop. fla fire was
to break out at the nail factory no one
would pay any attention TO it and prob
ably considerable money might he burned
up. all on account of that whistle.
The annual report of the condition of the
A. NJ. l. Church will he read this evening
The festival held on Gravel Hill for the
purpose of raising money to start mis-
sion school in the Fifth ward, was well
attended and nise sum- realized.
A. Wiley will start an Atlantic tea store
in Kansas.
The Buckeye Lantern Company is enjoy
ing good trade.
The small boy finds the new streets ex-
cellent for playing tag" and some Of
them will get run over by vehicles if not
very careful.
One of our Gravel Hill yOung ladies
bantered the sun and painted the front
fence This is true herOism.
Tie street railway Is evidently waiting
for something to turn mp"
An employe of the b. & o, named Nor
gan, and Fourth ward lady, whose name
we conld not learn, will be married to-
day.
All the dirt from the upper part of Bel
mont street has been dumped in the
square and sill great deal more can be
used
Tic number of pupils at the public
schools never was larger.
A new grocery has been established in
the room formerly occupied by Thomas
Stewart.
Miss Ella Keller entertained friends on
Friday evening,
Mr.. Russell and Miss Annie Keller will
leave for college at Meadville tomorrow.